The phrase "accept interference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is willing to allow or tolerate interruptions or disruptions, often in a technical or interpersonal setting.
Example: "In this experiment, we must accept interference from external factors to obtain accurate results."
Alternatives: "tolerate disruption" or "allow interruptions".
"MOCA would never accept interference from anyone in development of its curatorial program," he said.
Nevertheless, we accept the restrictions the FCC places, such as the rule that we must accept interference from authorized radio stations.
The interior and police minister, José Ramón Fadul, responded that the Dominican Republic "would not accept interference" on the matter and denied that there were refugees in the country.
Although the Mexican government was initially slow to accept interference with its domestic affairs, in 1976 it gave the U.S. broad authority to assist with Operation Condor, an ambitious eradication program.
Venezuela "will never accept interference of any kind in its internal affairs," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement, adding that it "considered terminated the process begun in the conversations in Guatemala that had as their goal the regularization of our diplomatic relations".
In fact, a center SU can receive interference from the PU and interference from other center SUs while an edge SU can only accept interference information from co-channel SUs, as illustrated in [17, 37].
"I have never accepted interference as coach of any club or national team".
She said that it was all very well being politically active, but that getting into politics would mean accepting interference in my private life and family matters.
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference hat may cause undesired operation.
Our device must not cause harmful interference, and it must accept any interference that may cause undesired operation.
"Just as we do not accept any interference in our internal affairs, we do not allow ourselves to interfere in the affairs of others," he said.
